HUE - The Makeup Exhibit

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The Philippine Make-up Artists Association (PMUAA) in partnership with Make-Up For Ever Philippines (MUFE) held it's very first make-up exhibit entitled HUE featuring over  200 new artist shadows of MUFE last October 2-21, 2014 at the Main Hall of the Mega Fashion Hall.
 




The exclusive preview happened last Monday,October 20, 2014 and it was attended by models, beauty enthusiasts and people from the media.



 
 
 Guests witnessed the make-up workshop on stage and a free trial courtesy of Make Up Forever.


The exhibit of around 29 images were categorized into 4 major themes: Winter/Water, Spring/Wind,Summer / Fire, and Autumn/Earth. Here are some photos you can see in the exhibit.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
It was really an amazing creation from the professional make-artists! So lively and very nice portrayal by the models and celebrities.



WHAT'S THEIR VISION?
To pave the way for a new professional standard for the make-up industry here and abroad.

WHAT'S THEIR MISSION?
The association will raise and maintain a high standard of make-up artistry as a profession in the Philippines.
We will encourage and promote further training for its members and generally throughout th industry by conducting and attending various seminars, events and conventions through which the members' skills can be developed.
We also aim to promote higher professional standards of service within the industry and to affiliate itself to other associations in order to further the advancement of it's members, exceed expectations of clients, stakeholders, partners and other co-artists.

WHO THEY ARE?
The Philippine Make-up Artists Association (PMUAA) is a non-profit organization established in Manila by a group of qualified professional artists working in various fields running towards the goal of uplifting the make-up industry as a well recognized profession in this country.
Our goal is to provide an avenue for exceptional make-up artists to hone their skills and succeed through their passion for this art.

WHAT THEY OFFER?
Our versatile pool of make-up artists are skilled in doing a variety of looks from beauty to bridal to fashion and editorial, to Avant Garde, to Body Painting and Special Effects (Prosthetics).
We can provide services for Print, Commercials, Film, Television, Live Performance, Corporate shoots, Music Videos, Runways Shows. We also cater to weddings, debuts and other special events.

Participating Members are:
Jinx Aggabao, Grace Ambrosio, Nikki Betos, Soleil Capulong, Chyssta Cordoves, Diane Princess Castillo, Sephie Dayag, Chanda Espiritu, Natalie Guevarra, Iris Lee, Danielle Leonardo, Aislynn Laise Liao, Justina Lopez, Kingking Manalo, Cristina Mulato, Pia Maruyama, Celine Ner, Mary Ann Po, Margaux Reyes, Quelly Roque, Marichu Salud, Michelle Santos, Junie Sierra and Faye Young.


 
Thank you Liv.Co for the invite, it was a privilege to attend to this one of a kind event. Also, I'm so grateful to PMUAA and sponsors for the exciting goodie bag I received. Kudos and more power!
 



For more details:
Website: www.pmuaa.com
Contact #: 0917-5331221
Facebook & Instgram: @pmuaa
Twitter: @PhilMUA



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